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Meanings of humanism in English
Philosophical school of thought emphasizing the value of human beings and focusing on rationalism and empiricism.
Related terms
Portuguese
humanitarismo Catalan
humanitarisme Synonyms
Examples for "humanitarianism"
Examples for "humanitarianism"
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SOME weeks ago I suggested that humanitarianism and humanism are religions apart.
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The whole façade of humanitarianism from the Constitution onward to the present.
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The following letter to Cottle is an amusing sample of that humanitarianism.
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Indeed, all his thinking was governed by his eager and generous humanitarianism.
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Dee will forever be noted for her influence on entertainment and humanitarianism.
The doctrine emphasizing a person's capacity for self-realization through reason; rejects religion and the supernatural.
Usage of humanism in English
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Just one problem with your muscular humanism there-thatsecond ship wasn't Martian.
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SOME weeks ago I suggested that humanitarianism and humanism are religions apart.
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The Rabbinical students themselves were the first representatives of humanism in Lithuania.
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Far from being 'New Learning', humanism represented a refocusing of old learning.
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The rapid rise of humanism had aided in producing this national self-consciousness.
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And here is the true site of Christianity's confrontation with secular humanism.
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The touch of humanism which is the hallmark of civilization was absent.
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Show that a reaction against humanism was certain to arise, and why.
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A new humanism has to push that out of the way.
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The opposition between humanism and the religious fanatics degenerated into a remorseless struggle.
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As has been said, humanism dominated all Christian Europe in the sixteenth century.
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The leading publishers were themselves scholars filled with enthusiasm for humanism.
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Your stubborn humanism is still a boon to this planet, and its people.
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You can have Africans contributing to humanism, but you cannot have African humanism.
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Cheap shots were easy sales, but Weegee claims to have fought for humanism.
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From Florence, as from a second Athens, humanism spread throughout Italy.
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